Katharina Maier

October 5, 2023

Meet UWinnipeg’s 2023 Fall Convocation Valedictorian

Valedictorian Bilguundari Enkhtugs is graduating with a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice.

May 20, 2022

CIJS conference advances knowledge of law, crime, justice, and consumption

In early May, the 13th annual Centre for Interdisciplinary Justice Studies (CIJS) conference invited academics and community members to campus for a lively dialogue on how justice intersects with food, media, research, Indigenous struggles, colonialism, sex, and contesting the police.

May 4, 2022

UWinnipeg to host Consuming Justice Conference from May 11-13

The Centre for Interdisciplinary Justice Studies at UWinnipeg, along with the Department of Criminal Justice and Centre for Access to Information and Justice, will be hosting the Consuming Justice Conference from May 11-13.

June 3, 2019

Profs host meth talk with Jib Stop and St. Boniface Street Links

Two local organizations, Jib Stop and St. Boniface Street Links, will be on campus Wednesday, June 5, for a public discussion about crystal meth in Winnipeg in collaboration with Drs. Katharina Maier and Kelly Gorkoff. As part of the discussion, Maier, along with Dr. Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land, will give a presentation outlining an in-progress research project.

May 22, 2019

Recent Digitizing Justice Conference inspired lively dialogue

From May 15 - 17, scholars, students, practitioners, and community members met at The University of Winnipeg to engage in a lively dialogue about the ways justice intersects with digital, virtual, and web-based forms of social life.

May 7, 2019

Conference explores digitizing justice in an online world

Experts on the digitization of justice are gathering at UWinnipeg, May 15 - 17, for three days of free, public lectures. The conference is open to anyone interested in learning how the digital world is reshaping not just crime and control, but also the field interdisciplinary justice studies and other disciplines.